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Noun Worksheets
Dive into our noun worksheets, including exercises to identify nouns as person, place, or thing, and then classify them into common, proper, abstract, and concrete types. Apply specific noun forms like collective, possessive, singular, and plural nouns. Use our free worksheets for a structured learning path!
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Result: 665+ worksheets found
Kids read each word on the board and circle it if it names a person, place, or thing, whether generally or specifically.
Recognizing Nouns as People, Places, or Things
Kindergarten and grade 1 children identify each noun in these printable worksheets as a person, place, or thing, and color the matching category.
Sorting Common and Proper Nouns | Cut and Glue
Snip out the noun cards in these common and proper nouns worksheets. Classify and glue in the correct box.
Spotting Abstract Nouns in Sentences
Scan through each sentence and find nouns that describe ideas, emotions, or qualities rather than physical objects.
Completing Phrases with Collective Nouns
Watch grade 2 and grade 3 kids as they write a noun to describe each group of animals in these collective nouns worksheets.
Whose Is It? | Possessive Nouns
Observe the animals and the specified body parts in these worksheets, and answer questions using possessive nouns.
Turn a singular noun into a plural noun that indicates more than one by adding an -s to the end of the singular noun.
Coloring Words to Identify Nouns
Watch your kids scout out the nouns and color the noun-teapots yellow and non-noun teapots blue in these noun worksheets.
Is it a Person, Place, or Thing? | Coloring
Read each noun on the Popsicle; figure out if it's a person, place, or thing; and color it as per the code.
Spotting Proper and Common Nouns
Color the pictures red if they have a proper noun on them and green if they have a common noun.
Find singular nouns ending in -s, -x, -ch, -sh, ss, z, and form their plural by adding -es.
Abstract Nouns vs Concrete Nouns
Children in grade 3 and grade 4 complete the T-chart in these abstract and concrete nouns worksheets by sorting the naming words.
Matching Collective Nouns to Pictures
Match each group word to the correct picture and discover how these words describe groups of animals, people, or things.
Possessive Nouns or Contractions?
Guide learners in grade 4 and grade 5 to distinguish between possessive nouns and contractions by examining the marked words in each sentence.
Sorting Words as Nouns and Not Nouns
Decide which of the words in the word box are nouns and which are not, and write them in the appropriate column.
